Bend, Oregon Mountain Bike Shuttles

May 4, 2026

Daily shuttles are running to Wanoga and Swampy Sno Parks.

Tiddlywinks and Sector 16 Trails are closed for wildfire mitigation for a few weeks. Please stay off the trails during the closure.

Maximize your time on the bike with Cog Wild’s mountain bike shuttles to the popular trailheads near Bend, Oregon. Operating from mid May until the end of October, the shuttles depart multiple times per day.

Guide or rescue service is not included with the shuttle; riders need to be self sufficient. Shuttlers are advised to carry a map, a charged cell phone, tools for trailside bike repairs, a first aid kit, clothing appropriate for the weather and enough food and water to support themselves for a day on trail.

Daily Mountain Bike Shuttles in Bend

Meet the shuttle at Cog Wild’s Bend location: 115 SW Columbia Ave. The driver can provide input on routes. Santa Cruz E-bikes, full suspension or hardtail rental bikes are available daily.

Trailhead locations:

Cog wild shuttles travel west on the Cascade Lakes Highway to Wanoga, Swampy or Dutchman Trailheads. From the trailhead, choose your own adventure on singletrack back to where you began.

A mountain biker rolls over a rock on Tiddlywinks Trail near Bend, Oregon.

Wanoga

Wanoga is the lowest elevation trailhead and typically opens in mid May. These blue and black trails can be challenging for newer or younger riders.

  • Access Funner, Tiddlywinks, Tyler’s Traverse & more, this is the drop for E-MTBs.
  • Average ride 13 – 20 miles
  • Minimum 1,700 feet of descending
  • $17 per person
A mountain biker rides through the forest.

Swampy Lakes

Swampy Lakes is slightly higher than Wanoga and tends to open in June. The mixed use trails are generally less technical and not purpose built.

  • Access South Fork, Swede Ridge, Upper Whoops, the entire Phil’s Trail Network & more, no E-MTBs dropped here.
  • Average ride 19 – 25 miles
  • Minimum 2,500 feet of descending
  • $17 per person
A mountain biker takes in the view of Mt. Bachelor.

Dutchman Flat

Dutchman is the highest elevation trailhead, it opens in mid July once the snow melts off the trails. Please stay off middle Flagline Trail until August 15 to give the elk ample time to raise their babies.

  • Access Metolius-Windigo, Bachelor Bike Park, Flagline (closed until Aug. 15) & more, no E-MTBs dropped here.
  • Average ride 25 – 35 miles
  • Minimum 3,600 feet of descending; most routes have sustained climbs.
  • $22 per person
Mountain bikers ride a high country trail near Mt. Bachelor.

Sunriver Mountain Bike Shuttle

Catch the famous Cog Wild shuttle now departing from Sunriver. Ride trails from Wanoga or Swampy back to Sunriver.

See trailhead info above to plan your route.

Wanoga Hot Laps

Wanoga Hot laps Coming Soon!

Check back for dates and details

Custom & regional mountain bike shuttles

Mountain bikes lean against a shuttle van.

Private or Custom Shuttles

Book a van to transport your private group to the trailhead of your choice. This is a great option for getting your crew to the Adventure Ride locations near Bend such as the McKenzie River Trail and other trails in that area, Old Cascade Crest, Ochoco National Forest, Mt. Hood or Oakridge.

  • For your private group
  • Hourly or full day rentals

Bend Mountain Bike Shuttle Passes & Promotions

Mountain bikers ride a high country trail near Mt. Bachelor.

Bend Shuttle Pass Options

To maximize your riding and minimize costs, purchase a Bend Season Pass or a Six Shuttle Punch Pass. Like riding in Oakridge too? Purchase a combo pass for unlimited Bend and Oakridge shuttles.

Loam Pass

Traveling beyond the PNW to ride bikes? Check out the Loam Pass for 60 days of riding at over 30 destinations including Cog Wild in Bend and Oakridge.

Learn about the Loam Pass Here
Mountain bikers pose for a picture in front of Paulina Lake.

Newberry Crater / Paulina Peak Shuttle

Ride from Paulina Peak down to Horse Butte Trailhead, east of Bend. This is a full day adventure option for strong intermediate to advanced riders who want an adventure ride out of Bend.

2026 Dates: On hold due to Cabin Butte Vegetation Management Project.

Deschutes National Forest E-bike policy

Class 1 pedal-assist E bikes are now allowed on select trails on the Deschutes National Forest. Learn more at Central Oregon Trails Alliance’s e-bike page.

Cog Wild will offer Santa Cruz Vala e-bike rentals, tours and skills sessions after May 1, 2026. E bikes will only be dropped at the Wanoga shuttle drop spot, since they are not allowed on trails out of Swampy or Dutchman Sno-Parks.